Located 700 kilometres north of Montreal, the Montagnes Blanches (“White Mountains”) Endangered Forest, encompasses some of the most important Intact Forest Landscapes remaining in Canada’s managed Boreal Forest.

Greenpeace has identified five Endangered Forests areas in Quebec, Ontario and Manitoba that are identified as being under a significant level of threat and must be prioritized for protection. Only 10.7% of Canadian commercial forests are...

“Building a Green Economy in the Boreal Forest,” lays out a vision for the development of the Boreal Forest to build new, stable, viable economies that communities can count on in the long term, while preserving the tremendous ecological values...

A new Greenpeace report shows the McGuinty government has mismanaged Ontario’s Boreal Forest, has let down northern communities and has failed to save threatened woodland caribou.

On the Ground 2011 concludes that the principal drivers for PEFC’s current weaknesses include weak standards, weak governance, poor or non-existent stakeholder consultation, a lack of transparency, an inadequate dispute resolution system and...

Established nearly 20 years ago, the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) is widely recognised as the highest global certification standard for forest management. Nonetheless, with the FSC’s rapid growth, there is growing concern with the...

(Brampton) — Greenpeace has released a report, “Threatened Wilderness: The Last Intact Forests of Ontario,” that recommends immediate measures the McGuinty government can take to best safeguard threatened caribou and mitigate climate change by...

Greenpeace report reveals the truth behind forestry in each Canadian province.

This advertisement ran in the Globe and Mail newspaper in February 2007. The advertisement urges Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty to protect the Boreal forest, and is signed by the following Canadians: Margaret Atwood, Robert Bateman, Ken Danby,...